A network administrator executes the global configuration command `logging trap 4` on a Cisco IOS router that is configured to forward log messages to an external syslog server. Shortly after, an interface status change occurs, generating a syslog event message with severity level 5 (Notifications). How does the router handle this message regarding transmission to the remote syslog server?
- The router discards the message for remote syslog transmission because severity level 5 exceeds the configured threshold of level 4.Cevap
- BThe router transmits the message to the remote syslog server because numerical severity level 5 represents a higher priority event than level 4.
- CThe router transmits the message to the remote syslog server because `logging trap 4` enables log forwarding for severity levels 4 through 7.
- DThe router automatically reclassifies the message to severity level 4 and transmits it to the remote syslog server.
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The router discards the message for remote syslog transmission because severity level 5 exceeds the configured threshold of level 4.
The command `logging trap 4` configures the router to send log messages with severity levels 0 through 4 (Emergency, Alert, Critical, Error, and Warning) to the remote syslog collector. Since severity level 5 (Notifications) is numerically greater than 4, it falls outside the forwarding threshold and will not be transmitted to the syslog server.
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Syslog severity level threshold behavior for remote log destination configuration
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